Your smile doesn't end when braces come off. Retainers are what keep your results for life.
Protect Your Investment. Keep Your Smile.

Retainers are custom-made appliances designed to hold your teeth in their new position after orthodontic treatment. They're the final — and most important — step of any orthodontic plan.
Three types of retainers are:
Transparent, nearly invisible, and custom-fit. The most popular option. Last 1–2 years with proper care.
Classic design with a metal wire and acrylic base. Durable and long-lasting (5+ years).
A thin wire bonded behind your teeth. You never have to think about it. Lasts decades. Best for patients with severe crowding or who don't want to remember to wear one.
We take a precise digital scan to ensure your retainer fits perfectly.
Your retainer is made specifically for your teeth.
First year: full-time (20–22 hours/day), then transition to nights only. Long-term: every night to maintain results.
We monitor fit and replace retainers when they wear out.
Whether it was braces or Invisalign, retainers are non-negotiable if you want your results to last.
If your teeth are starting to move, a new retainer can stop it before it gets worse.
Don't wait — the longer you go without one, the more your teeth can shift.

Retention is the final and most important step in orthodontic treatment, ensuring your new smile stays straight for years to come. Here are the benefits you can expect:
We use digital scanning for the most accurate retainers — no goopy impressions.
Clear, wire, or permanent bonded — we'll recommend what's best for your situation.
Need a replacement? We'll get you in fast so your teeth don't have time to shift.
For life. But after the first year, most patients only wear them at night.
This means your teeth have shifted. Come in — we may need a new retainer or may need to discuss retreatment options.
Clear retainers: every 1–2 years. Wire retainers: 5+ years. Permanent: can last decades.
Rinse with cool water after each use. Brush gently with soft soap (not toothpaste — it's abrasive). Soak in retainer cleaner once a week.
Sometimes. We'll check your benefits and let you know.
No. Retainers need to be made from a current scan to fit properly. Come into our office and we'll handle it.
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